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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-05-07
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Sum mons

IN THE JUSTICE COURT OF SEVENTH
l. Township Of the County Of White Pine,
state Of Nevada
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
L. s. LAND OFFICE. !
EUREKA, Nevada. April n. 1887. !

sfTITT
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y John F.. Jones. Of Carson City. State Of
Nevada. authorized agent Of the state
Of Nevada, and acting for and on lis be
half has filed an application TO enter under
the provisions OF an Act Of Congress approved
June Is. iss0. entitled an Act 20 grant TO ths
state Of Nevada lands In lieu Of the sixteenth
and thirty sixth sections in said state, me
:. = OF sc 4. 81. 4 Of sW. =, section u,
Township IL north Of Range 81 east, Mount
Diabi0 meridian, and containing 10 acres
And Lot Section :, and Lot I, NE. Aol
NV. = and NV. = OF Ne. "a, section -
Township rs north OF Range - east, Mount
Diablo meridian, IN the district Of land sub
jet 10 sale at Eureka. Nevada, and containing
l51.22 acres The selection Of the above
prescribed tracts OF land will be rendered y
said land office on SATURDAY. the 4th day Of
June. 1851
lap23-30dl D II. HALL, Register.
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Eastern shoe manufacturers are re-
ceiving invitations from manufacturers
big and little, in some of the Middle
and Western States TO come there and
settle under free land and no taxation.
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Within two years 100000 skilled
mechanics have been set To work ID
the chief cities Of the United States.
A fair guess would put the increase
all over the country at l 100000. The
demand for labor is growing rapidly.
and with il the desire for higher pay
and shorter hours.
Candelaria has baseball club called
the Blacklegs.
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DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or nm
L State Of Nevada, in and for the Count !
White Pine. "nl 81
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NELLIE Z. Balm, Pleintif, !
Es.
PETER p. Balm. Defendant. (

The State of Nevada sends greeting to p.,..
P. Balm esef
You are hereby required to appear IN
tion commenced against You as defendsn. &C.
Nellie Z. Balm as plaintiff, in the Dia,.py
Court of the state Of Nevada In and fas . ,ct
County of White Pine, al the town Of u..s.nne
ton, and answer the complaint therein ,sahaai
is on file with the Clerk Of said Conrt %;n1aieh
ten DAYS after the service on YOU OF this s .nlh
mons exclusive of the day of Tervicel. ;fsssuaa.
in said Comfy. or twenty days IL served on, ,e ~
said County but within this District. and "
all other Eases forty day; or judgment hs AZ ~
fault will be taken against you, ACCORDING -
the prayer ofsaid complaint
The SAID action is brought to obtain n aa..a-
of this Court dissoying forever the bonSs g
matrimony now existing between you and III
plaintiff For cause Of action plaintiff allsasss
hat ever since the month OF November A IA
1855 YOU have continuously, wiifullv and I'll
out cause neglected and deserted nlain'is
witout her consent, and that ever since ~.
date sou have neglected. failed and refused d. -
provide for her maintenance aud sunport ~
though fully able 10 do 50; all Of which win
more fully appear by reference 70 plaintiff.
complain on file herein, and TO which Won a.
more particularly referred '
And you are hereby notified that II Won Ca,
TO appear and answer the said comniain,' a III
above required the said plaintiff will apnv -
this Court for the relief demanded thersin9
In Testimony Whereof, /. VIM. LAuRErso.
- have hereunto set my hand az
} affixed the seal Of said CONT m.
SEAL. 18th day Of Msreh, 1887.
WM. LAURENSO
- Clerk of the District Court Of IN.
State Of Nevada. County of White Pine.
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GEORGE KENNEDY, Plaintiff.
vs.
T +. SHINE, Defendant.
The State OF Nevada send greeting to TIE
Shine, Defendant:
You are hereby summoned 70 appear before me-
at my Office in Cherry Creek. in the County Of
White Pine, on the 18th day o. June. 1857. Al
10 o'clock A NJ. in an action brought against
you by the said Plaintiff 10 answer the CON.
plant Of the above named Plaintiff
Said action i brought TO recover tie sum OF
Eighty-eghi and thirty-two one-hundredts
SIS 32) dollars. lawful money, Sixty-seven and
dfty-seven one-hundredth gS67 57j dollars Of
the aforesaid amount being for goods, wares
and merchandise furnished you hy said Plain
iii, At your instance and rqnest, and Twenty
and seventyave ne-handredths $50 10 dol.
lars Of the fr-t mentioned amount Il an 4.
signed account Of = II. Cannon. or judgment
will be taken against you for said amount /.
fnCet her with costs Of this suit II you fail 10
appear aud answer.
10 the sheriff or any Constable Of said
Comfy, greeting: Make legal service and
due return thereof.
Given under my hand this i3th day Of March,
4. ID los5.
/ NJ SULLISs,
Justice OF the Peace OF said Township
mreB-1t
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STATE AGRICURAL SOCIETY WAS EsTABLIsHE

Legislature
An provide for the and control of the State
cultural Society of the State" approved March 1885
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-25

90, Sic; No. hemiock, Slc. No ', D H., N,; No
Levy OAK trace, &c NO hemioct sir; w., w.
" So, 90. I3c; No. russell skirting ts-ie'
! ~ = 10. rE;No.l city skirtlng Go ~, "a !,
90; >5c, No. California, +c; Ms ''J, 10 ~
! tiIute per foot, De; sole leather \ L,soS.v
hea risN doe S Sek, as, BE-; medium do 50;
| heavy oeH - ITrfpR do, Nc; Philadelphia \
| ~, fhliadelphia 4 heavy oak. a.. pbii,.A'
,.eIpnnia medium oak. sc; Buffalo slntgp.
mnroe J., nuiIhlo slaughter good, 9sc; Nlata.
mo oiiA Ia rs Louisiana 6Oc strictly
, MEAr ANtMALs-buicners pay ls.a2i. ross
nnisulum steers, l14a2c for fat cows Sl.nlrTr1
hrir,.,V Il en- calves. 81 500 w. Muttons
GALS ron rate 3 ID, steel 3o5
riNLrS-- Almonds per Ii 2cO. dlbetts loi.c
W., ,,Hm wninuts lSc Brallnus l5c, cucoan,itS
Ky +" lcr lVI pecans gc per H.
pAIs-From wagon, 2jc
NVS Ns,,,,hs t,9rda per box. 81 2jaa y0bbl.
6Ni1SSll''n', !; Nalincia, cases 20 s767 %.
PrANrrsDiT,e,S,v, western ~ @3H per No.
HbViAIoEs-NeW - per biisGel:
turl',,,.," - crown fowls, mixed, g. 0ta2 81: |
Al No. - 10 per dozen; spring chlckcn,.
porAsn Canned. Btbbur, cases 2oI Il,
4oz % 90 American idol 80, Greenwich ,Iol
iENCHES--Slicci W.n7c
ihr NE,,-Iurtlsh. bills 81 dc jl-ih box.. g.. !
eNgnofaled, 2-ih, i0qll; lU-io l4gI5c. 80
'''' '"iN'u aver, tIU !
iJcr- Prime 90 choice. t.ns.
,.,,..'i ->'N'u 4incu basis igatcper 90. cotton
.2'nI .-f.sub, iu kcg., r,as, po, b.l.n
w.. % 'ter .0l'ci sal soda, "a ot,,. a."
H'i.lG' i. 'ir, Hai hoops, 29 per Dbl
1oaf 10. cc.S T5,y,igl -Frmuntcd 7c, cut
on'iin'g' 80; mncy yellow. clarinet ,."ce
ch,,i,.. u"' U.,'i choice brown, Gc; plmtio
=
STE"S,D'.!,iH,tI,,- oF,trench sl8 0 American 90
ID ln. 49, T. Co., hr; bulk, i,; paarl ..r No '''''
CNlfH hkArt. -11j per \ MI
i"i--liop - per bag buck uD
irsN9 rtHhppwdur, %j1LJ ne por 10. Immortal |
iH@Nnc; Ooloug. 35mgc. ''' ''"f'''"'
,.ti' 100 MD SSrFF-Stundtrd MIN, ma
II ID, !G"'c per n; bright 7.oz. twist StoiHc.
am I,uI' %5Gtr; smoking. assorted sim,
b"i tI s'9 si i2G5ie. suun Garrett's Coz.
pp"ttltS, sIl - per box; do. l.nz, bottles 81.
tt"Ph o'o1 bottles, $40 50; do. son. boxss
IAiLuW --36J3is per H.
WfNEe-liish wines, 81 H.
w HEA1.N - 10 sSC per hu.hrI
No0L Medium, T. MONTH. atr. u,. a.,
""''hs' o's@l'c; months, l6als,
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~ i"H1 Nlu'h = process, rNupurutpd bi. -
HAAS To Jo6bcrs at miils so a,GRI9' . .
cwt. ''' 0"'N'" "c Z
BurrER-lJa.Oc per %.
BACON short clcnr siuoit.d MIA. t.,.
list bncou. ~ hams ~. '-'' "I'"N
HEANs-,C9liiQrnla, IN bugs, 49, ,aic. Linn
BAKINts poWnEu-ir i''"'iil'. rlthHd ic
prtud,, t-oI.. 80 -: il-ol 1 ~. Oh H." 'HNtl
one spoon, 2-o1 i0c; i.ol 7jc s.cl' i,
,BLCiNc-ln bags coo r. doz., On. Ilould n,
rtt.,s ,, 10. . t. .
LNno,f,- Nn 4 fo,,'.,' ' 49, in"i 49, r No.
tarlore string green straw g2 "a \ str,,''i,
N'lnM q I'D, string green g. -, = sirin@ v,i,
10Y W.
nt ii"' y" NAItElAtc-C oOpcrcd lime a ~
rr,. NJ ,""N s!12' Il.rler.ug latns y 5u
uialc e. 70p.r Hn' Lduir.gy,Ui.. sstrin'4t, ltos-
lpltlud riD. Michigan pl,stSr l',i a. ,n''
tow glass Off l,st price. % -'' VIM
IuhN. j., trShuclS, n@6jc
eiCnu mrnl. ,uc 100 ''''"' W ~ Ids tJ;
CABBAGE tuiit.r,,t., a.,i
lDI.. gallon cam. ~ hio,lyi'n,Hu H 81 % per
SlaI ~; .tu,wUcirlSs gib si W., 'o,' = 40 cllh'
Ut tlHI 90. iispLrrrics IN, I'll 4ioi ~. ~ ''''
w h'rlrs. ~ .5ol 80; corn tippdl' I'm eiI.
" isl"W', " 1u; Pride uituc NEr.i Al O. -"
-ey lty aus. ''' "''' u i'' Jtr-
ikAci,ER-- So. X Sc "a m Noqv va.
cream soda l.lqe l,yr.iYl,r ~ ~ 10" y &c
No.a X sigc, lemon cream do 90 g', s','p
s,in ne, knickuackr lie, niphabci,
loffrE-G Choice rio. 29c. prl,, o,.. o,.
'SS,,nigw9rll !, 9l'qc' Ariost ~ &C,
cs So4h olrTE@plon in 65ist 2,c f. gal. m %
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-25

y NV "Hh, luuc2L -K"cr!pt., ~ ctrlnuds
HON mhrkrl ANA ~ carloads for civ ,lau.hf4r-
oi, "Ild pug nrlN direct Market oakland uu-
'nV'i-'l WIN a dragging trade. Steers sold
~, ! wa D., "nd ,l-ut rrr.oud- of good rrNa,
sheep Receipts, 300 Market duu and
ioMrl i"r lambs; about steady for G shoru
Lambs. 5mGn jJpcr 70 pounds; sheen. la
-. l'' ~"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-25

There isno serpent 80 deadly with
its POISONOUS laugs, amonng human
MS, as constipation. Their is no
remedy more certain, with healing in
rs wings, than Morris Cascarluc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-25

i'reams, roscatc aud beautiful AS
t ,uc push OF morn spring from
n .'e. ana vigor. lIidcous appari-
,loiS which opprcs> the active miud
~ S,ieep, arise from dyspepsia and
Morris Ca,csrine viii
Danish these foes ~ rest. a.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-25
1T. Louis PRODUCE v,p,,tr

aud unchanged. ''"' """ "dta>y
t,,' neat ,a,sc lower. No. red cash. 7n..
ciant,. 'gs't closing 7it.; July, ;s1'c,-t'
S'mialE,, 'Sht august 's@5l,q. closing -
@'o. closing 7oi, '.''' '''"u'I %
q,i I or easE and lower No. . mixed. cash
J"IN, 3r s; August ~ ,GIi' d, CLOSING II
July p, August, . '""' 80
vnruncM strong AZ g. ODD.
whisky steady at 81 ui.
provisions quiet ana arm.
Lard o l2i4
Try salt -hoNcd-~houblers -,.
ss's.- ''e"F' "Ai short ribs, jJ short clcnf,
h.a.rol.ni-Shouiders, ,t ~; long clonr. s D.,
''IIr tlpr, -; snort clear, 5 ~
hHns steady at IL wolf
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me largest stock of pianos, Organs,
Vioilhs, guitars, strings, sheet music
ana everything in the music liue nj
mos, Goggan Il Bros, No. 1853 south
Fourth strect, Waco.
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dNLN fsl0N, June % Market uruaud NM
changed Wholcsule grocer, quote. Ordinary
,-- sood ordinary, ~ ; iatl, ~ prime, 81;
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-25

Whitaker mans, choice. Dried
peer always in stock, ut b. A. Little Il
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-25

,9' per pair well worth 1925. Coma
anu make your selections before The
sizes are broken. '"'
IEwINE Bios
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The ANNUAL STATE ENCAMPMENT
OF THE
TEXAS VOLUNTEER GUARD
WILL BE HELD Al
1ouston, Te%
JUNE 2lST 10 18th. INCLUSIVE

PriIce aggrcgating 81 800 offered TO
all military organization, throughout
thc state; also prilos TOR bands. drum
ald iiic corps audi athletic sports of
AL Kinds. Programme for the week
VIII consist of competitive drilling
Tor above prizes by twenty military
companies of infantry, artillery. zoli.
a3o' ana cavalry. Grand drcss parade
ana review of all troops held dai ".
also bicycle, trotting and running
races, waling matches, aud baseball
dalchb ctwccn Galveston and Hons.
ION league clubs. Each DAYS enter.
taiumcnt to conclude with exhibition
arm by the Houston Light Gaurds
also grand display Of fro WORK ..
dancing aud Grand concert bv Prof
lIer0s baud. Reduced rates offered
by MI railroads to civi ians ms well ns
to military companies in the state.
Excursion trains will he run daily be-
tween Houston and Galveston. Gov.
Ross and stall will be in attendance.
Ample accommodations provided for
All visitors Mt reasonable rates. For
further Information, address,
W. a. CuLDREss,
General Manager.
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Office.
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''@ wa ipf
LIVERPOOL -rur- -NiGiir REPORT

LIVERPOOL srors-NtGmr REPORT
., Ky Ehro9i; June H. otton spot, closed
quiet. quotation, unchanged.
Ordinary o,
Good ordinary ~
Low middiing ..
Middling, upland. r.
Middlius, Orleans
I"tai sales, 500 bales American. g.,O0
nnits' imports i',"O bales, American, 100
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UlN

a complete assortment Of jellies
ana preserves, a. b. a. Little AZ Cos
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~. ,.,1 va .,... -..---.-
the court that he had been inlorucd
tia. an attcmpt would b1 made to-
carry Sharp beyond the jurisdic' ON
Of the court.
me TRIAL RESUMED.
Cashier Mcrwin, of tho Pacific bank,
was reca led and testified to loans To-
Thos. b. Kerr at different dates IN $50
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-25

LoNpoN, June 2i.-ConSols closed lul l.lo
.'f money hr Silver. % l1-lGd.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-25

Try egg phosphrhtis. tho bc.t drink
"l t9e season, at W a. Williamson
~ Co.'S '''' '''''o"
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executive department.
declared void.
Prohibition Doil
people from going toI
cheapest au.. best dry'I
boots, shoes hats, val
ever broughtto this q
street ana luaro.
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LIy EhrooL COTTON rurrnr..
NEW YORK COTTON.


s E9erII 10 c, ss steady 2'o cpon', high
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WACO PRICE CURRENT
GENERAL local MARKeT,

~ ! sliced 'ci bright quarters 5lsCp6. wy D
hHNN To Johhcrs Ut mills, sacked noe n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-14
socEAL AND PERSONAL

A son sf Rev Z Thompson, arrived from
the East on Thursday evening of last week
unexpectedly.
Postal Inspector Mason was in the coan-
~ last week looking into the management oI
our postoEiices.
Nr JAfnes MAtchst. oE Lebanon precinct,
while 10 the city y sdhesday. made this Of
doe pleasant cali.
Mr Carl I.uderman left last weak on q
visit 20 his pareatA In California. Mr L Wal
an applicant for the Albany 2 o.
l. d Henderson, formerly with Z w Ray
mond 4 Co. At this city. Is now travelling fol
Portland wholesale grocsrty house. He Wa,
IN Albany Tuesday.
MrG w Cruson and brother. of Lebanon,
were in Albany last week, on their way to
California, where they will spend the winter
May Cal. climate treat them well.
A pleasant party WAS given on Thursdsy
evening OF last week at the residence ef Nj
w l. Hearst, ia honor OF Miss Edith Harris,
who has sincs returned 70 her home at Salem
Geo Foster is nov stoppiaz ~ San Diego
Cal. the guest Of Me Albert Haffendon,
former Albani2n. He has not yet been there
sufficiently long 10 ascertian how the climate
viii treat him.
Miss Lizzie Coaner left on last Tuesday
for Farmington, Conn., where she viii entel
the Ladies' Seminary at that place. She wal
accompanied from Portland by Misa Failing
daughter OF Mr. Edward Failing.
MIN GAi. Of weayer City. Idaho, il
in Albany on vistit. aud will remain dur
ing the winter. Mr. Gaff is 3 brother Of Mr.
@ ID Burkhart. Years ago be was residen
OF this valley. In 1864 he moved 10 Idaho
where he has resided since, never during Oh.
interval having seen any Of his Albany rela-
tives.
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The state Legislature. L
J. W. csAlo.

The State Legislature convened Monday.
In the House J T Gregg. of Marion, was
elected Speaker, beating L BIlyeu by >
party vote A c Jennings. Chief Clerk /;
ID Cole, Assistant Henry Rogers, Of
Josephine county, seargent at Arms Thos
9 Young, Of kfultnomah, doorkeeper I;
Loren Laughead, Fred Baker and Mac
Smith, all Of Salem, pages.
In the Senate c Carson, of MuItnomah,
was elected President, beating Hon ] X
Weatherford, of this city, by party vote
g Hirsch, of Douglas, Chief Clerk Q W
Cline I q Stephens, Of Yamhill, Geargenl
at Arms J II Mccormack, doorkeeper.
The members of each House got their
usual allowance Of stamps and newspapers,
and reporters were provided with paper.
Bills have already been introduced for
the reapportionment of the State.
@ d Miiroy and Fred Piper were appoint
ed pages of tha Senate.
Senator Irvine of this county has intro
duced bills providing for the reduction oi
interest to and per cent, TO regulate th,
foreclosure OF mortgages and collection o
taxes, and to simplify proceedings In Justice
Courts.
Senator Weatherford has bill before th'
Senate in reference to corporations.
Senator Dawson introduced bill Tues
day which provides for preventing bull
from running at large.
A bill has been introduced by DAILY o
Polk county to abolish the Board Of Immi
grafton.
Governor Pennoyer took his seat Wednes
day noon.
| An Emigma--siglin, of Coos county.
Two bills have been introduced to in
crease the salary Of the Supreme Judge
one TO $4,000 the other to $500. The
present salary, $4,000, Is not enough. /
nearly all Eastern States Supreme Judge
receive $1,000 to $1,000.
& Wednesday nearly the whole time of I'll
Legislature was taken up in joint CONVEX
ton in listening to the message Of ex-Go'
ernor Moody and the inaugural address |
| Governor Pennoyer.
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Taken 90 salem.

Last Saturday noon Sheriff Smith took
w. w. Saunders to Salem, where he turned
him over to Sheriff Minto, who will keep
him in the Marion county Jail until called
for. The reason for the action was the re-
fusal Of the County Commissioners to furnish
guard at the Jail any longer, the Sheriff
deeming It unsafe to run the risk Of keeping
him here without a guard. The expense
will be the same as If kept here. Under the
circumstances, and other circumstances not
necessary 10 relate, the Sheriff did entirely
proper. The Linn county Jail is not safe
one in which to keep desperate criminal
without guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-14


Following Is the jury list drawn by ~
County Court last week, from which tn.
juries for the Circuit Court will be drawn
during the year.
Albany + Backensto, 4 Archibald, W
II MolSt, q u Mcfarland, A y Looncy, A
E Bloom, A / Iiunt,G w Cline. K A Irvine
John Luper, y 9 Cox, Dan Honck, Jas I
jerks, John Mcfarland, Geo Patterson,J G
Powell.
Brownsvile-Jo Harrison. A G IIausman
ID ID Michael Peter Hume, N Il Crume
Thos KayJ + Mckinney, Robt G Cochran
a McFeron, M D Crane, + M Jack, N q
Rice, ID NJ Walters, w B Smith, Julius
zeincr M Jaeger, ~ Q Stanard.
brush Creek N Rice, I PhIlpost, II
n w Hamilton, + M Malone.
Center-ves Cannon, Lambert Whealdon
John Nichols, /. G Rice, Matt, Scott, W X
Temple, Jas Morgan, Abb Humphrey,W w
Crawford, A p Blackburn.
CrawfordsvlIle Robert Glass, Miles Cary,
q + Calbcrt, Frank Robinett, Perry Abrams
franklin Butte-Alex Gllrey, w Nc.
Meekin, ] II BIlyeu, VIM Cyrus, Newton
Crabtree, A + Powell, Antony Bender, Geo
Morrow, John Curl, N q Mcdonald, Dave
Meyer, Long John BiIyeu,c w Richardson,
Fox Valleys j Mcciane. 3 r Berry, 3
n MeClalne, VIM Potter, David Scott, Miles
Rainwater, ] d PotterJ ) Derry,L & STRAIT
ton.
Harrisburg Geo Afford, r Z Grimes, G,
r Holt, l. Douglas, VIM Drinkard, z ]
Willoughby, John Grimes, John sommer.
vile, John Robb, + NJ kizer, ID H Pierce,
Enoch Hoult.
Halsey-Job Simon, III l. Rudd, Sol Bond
n Canada, VIM Mccoy. Frank Lecper, I'll.
mer " Smith, Thos Farmer, Thos Brandon,
Robert Andrews, II Cummina,A A |. Cannon,
Henry owens.Ed Evans John Turner.
Lebanon--Cal Burkhart, ,Eb Kecbler, A NJ
Wilson, + G Hansard, J NJ Marks, g W
Bland, II Marks, David Smith, John r
Smith, ] & Mossholder. d Rurtenshaw, Hiart
McClane, Jas Dixon, II Baltimore, ] &
3ilyeu, NJ Burkhart, ) Il claypool, X c
Miller.
Llberty--J IL Mothorn, A X Thompson,
A Q Nye. ] F Hyde.
Orleans--walter McGee, r Turner. Johu
Mccoy, Vim .Shcrcr, John Blevlna, Johnson
White. Joseph Llsie. ID Cary, - A Mill
hollen, Ias Dyer, ,Saml McIIreeJ b couey
Jos Yates.
Mabel-Tisnoshy Riggs.
Shedd-Wm NJ Powers, Jas Garrett, r N
Rhinehart, ID p Porter. I b Roberts, w T
Anderson, Geo Davis, Geo Arehars, Gee
Bratton, Peter BIther, ID @ Currie, II I
Springer, Scott Ward.
Scio-F w Bryant, John Montgomery,
/ Andrew crabsrec, Jas Williams. z Hays
+ CoHey, John Piatt,c w cole,M @ Gill
7 DeVaney, " q Mcdonald. Jos Ellyeu
I NJ MunkersJ l. Miller, g w Phillips, Pet
A Smith, John Smallman.
Santiam--J NJ Hassier, John Gaines, ] 4
Peery, Frank Crabtrce, w A Paul, Aller
Charlton, Al Savage, John Riley, r M Smith
Joel Poindexter, L etTinger John Griaham
| Syracuse Conrad Buekner, d Miller
John a Couser, ] A Zimmerman, Abe Far
low, II Farlow, y Buchner.
Sweet Home--Jos S Amea, r M Rum
bangh, John Cilliland, John w MeCee, ]
Devlne, Geo w Hows.
WATERFOWL w Parrish, Jacob Newman
Francis BellingerJos c Saltmarsh. John \
Slavens, Daniel Simons, c Worth, ]
Reed.
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Tuesday, Jan. nth, 1851.
Present-An officers but Mayor, and
Councilmen. Councilman Gradwohl was
placed in the chair.
Bill Of Hayes, Sts.s0 was ordered paid.
The committee on streets and public
property recommended the grading, by the
o r K r Co, at the junction Of the road
and First street 80 that the tressle would be
oH feet above the street that arg Inch
terra Gotta pipe be laid across First street
between blocks ~ and IS. and that the
street be graded and gravcled 50 far as exc.
cuted. Adapted.
The City Surveyor reported survey oi
city by which the limits of the city will be
extended. Adapted
City Attorney Blackburn read the Gle,
charter as amended, making provisions b.
which various ordinances can he enforced
nuisanees abated, etc. Adopted as = whole
John Jones was nominated for Engineel
and nightwasch on first ballot unanimous
".
Applications for nightwatch were read
from the following persons 9 w Reece.
SPHINX. q w Burkhart, Vim Meyer,
Richardson, Adam Ihrig, ! w Rceee.
II was moved and carried that the City
Marshal, according to the provisions OF the
city laws appoint a nightwatehman (this
was putting the cart before the horse.)
Marshal westfall appointed S w Reeee
and the Council balloted as follows
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Installation.

On Wednesday Of last week the following
officers Of WiIdey Lodge, No. 65, OoF,
of Halsey were regularly installed by t J
Sites, DGN:
] w Morgan, N g.
w H Cross, v g.
S Umstead, Secretary.
w p Smith, Treasurer.
On Friday evening the same officer in
stalled the officers elect Of Covenant Lodge
No. IL, oOF, at Harrisburg as follows !:
George Woodbury., n @.
A M Cox, " g.
CE Maxson, r S.
] g Senders, p s.
T Anderson, Con.
Pat Hickey, War.
Jas Sabin, l. S N q.
Isom Afford, r SyG,
B F Pierce, l. " 9.
Frank Baker, r S 5.
II Stephens, l. S s.
Al Valentine, g.
4 Rogers, O 9.
During the proceedings recess was de-
clared when the brethren were invited tc
the dining room Of the Copia where an oys.
ter supper and lunch was spread for Ode
Fellows and their wives. Before opening
up to business the brass band made its way
to the lodge room ard treated the tire.
linkers to some exceIlently executed fnusi'
for which they were heartily thanked
Taken all in all a splendid time was had.